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National Republican., 1887-04-18
OUR "PARAGON.o

Cloth same weight as
Wamsutta; 1900 linen bos-
ON, 3-ply; front Of shirt cut
out and bosom set in, shrunk
backing and interlinings;
front and back re-enforced
and double stitched; 3-ply
collar band and wristband;
felled seams and French
placket sleeves. Every shirt
cut straightway Of cloth, and
guaranteed to fit any ordi-
nary man. Size, IL to I7%
(I2 different sizes), only soc
each.
National Republican., 1887-04-18
FOR
Immediate Wear.

The change being too
great from wool to gauze,
we are showing an elegant
line Of medium weight un-
derwear for present use, viz
Mems Angora Wool Underwear,
shirts and drawers, medium weight,
extra quality, only soc each.
Mems Medium-weight Merino
Underwear, shirts and drawers, ex-
cellent values, 50, 7sc, and 81 each.
SPECIAL.-Men's Nor
folk and New Brunswick me-
dium weight Underwear,
Shirts and Drawers, full
regular made, extra fine
quality. Shirts with long and
short sleeves. Only 81 each.
National Republican., 1887-04-18
"0UR TALLY Ho."

Utica Nonpariel Muslin
1900 pure linen bosom, g.
ply all-linen neck and wrist
bands, finished with plain
yoke; all seams double felled;
French placket sleeves, faced;
cut straightway, SO inches
long; thoroughly made and
finished, and guaranteed to
fit any ordinary man. Sizes,
IL to 17H inches, only 81 Hc
each.
National Republican., 1887-04-18
OUR "MASCOTTE."

Mems Fine Unlaundered
Shirts, made from a good
serviceable cotton, re-en-
forced, felled seams, linen
bosoms and bands, thor
oughly made and finished,
best value for the money
ever offered, all sizes, ID to
16H, only 3oc each.
National Republican., 1887-04-18
To MEAsU RE. s5 pants. Eiseman Bros, 7
CITY ITEMS.

ROWLAND DESTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four
and-a-half street northwest three doors north
Of Pennsylvania avenue. K. =, Rowland, NJ.
D.. @. ii, Rowland, d, ID. g., surgical, operative
nitrous oxide so cents each tooth, aud only so
cents extra for gas, whether one or number
Of teeth are extracted at the same sitting
Have administered nitrous oxide to over i5, 0Os
amaigam, and white filings inserted In the
best manner. All work warranted first class.
National Republican., 1887-04-18

The interstate commerce commission oc-
cupied their new rooms in the Sun building on
hardly ready for occupancy. Mr.. Holmes
Cummings and Others delegates from the
Louisville, New Orleans and Texas railroad
and the Newport News and Mississippi Rail-
road Company, had hearing, and requested
the suspension of the fourth clause of the act as
far as those roads were concerned. Messrs.
Megg, Morris, and Mellen, representing the
Central roads, petitioned for similar
action,
National Republican., 1887-04-18
Grand Spe cial Sale 0 t Men's Full

concluded to have Grand Special Sale,
not only agreeably surprise all visitors,
as the remarkably low prices at which the
are cordially invited to inspect this
insure all corners prompt and satisfactory
National Republican., 1887-04-18

Mems Gauze Undershirts, long
and short sleeves, as, 371s, and soc
each.
Mems Gossamer Underwear,
shirts and drawers, only soc each.
Mems Balbriggan Shirts, long and
short sleeves, ao, 81 Ia, and 5oc
each.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear,
shirts and drawers, 75c, 81, and
$3.50 each.
Elegant line of Mems Balbriggan
Underwear, shirts and drawers, in
solid colors and fancy stripes, ex-
cellent quality, and colors war
ranted fast, only 81 each.
National Republican., 1887-04-18

Summer Stock Of Mems Goods we have
Of Mems Furnishing Goods which will
standard Of excellence of the stock, as we'll
Bicyclists, and the men public generally
increase our force of statesmen in order to
National Republican., 1887-04-18
OUR Eel MAHDl."

A splendid heavy cotton
count SSxe2, weight 3.65;
1909 linen bosom; heavy
backing, shrunk, and shrunk
interlinings; sectional yoke,
National Republican., 1887-04-18
NeckWear.

Neckwear is our strong
point. An almost infinite
variety Of styles, shapes, neat
and fancy colorings. For
soc we can give you any style,
shape, and color desired.
We do not believe our line
at this price is surpassed. il
equaled, in this city.
National Republican., 1887-04-18

In honor Of the arrival of the Spring and
April IS, we shall exhibit line
impression Of the high
Men, Boating Men,
We shall
National Republican., 1887-04-18

double stitched; 3-ply tabs,
wrist and neck bands, linen
faced and double stitched; all
seams double stitched and
double felled; buttonholes
made by hand; cut straight
way of cloth, and guaranteed
to fit any ordinary man.
Sizes, ID to I8, only 75c
each.
National Republican., 1887-04-18

T KURTZ JOHNSON. A. L. JOHNSON.
III. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
In addition to our unequaled facilities for
supplying families throughout the District OF
COAL AND WOOD,
We arenow prepared 70 supply consumers with
Direct from the Washington Gasllght Com
pany's Works with promptness and dispatch.
NO CHANGE IN PRICE OR TERMS,
Orders will continue to be received at the
offce of the Washington Gaslight Company
and at the works of the company.
Also for Coke, Coal and Wood by direct Or
ders or by telephoanTe;, one, opprcr.
No. 1909 street northwest.
BRANCH OFFICES AND YARDS:
1915 Seventh street northwest.
17i0 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
22l Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
1921 Ninth street northwest
COS Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Corner Third and X streets northwest,
WHARyES AND RAILROAD YARD:
Twelfth and Water streetssouthwest.
N. B.-Liberal terms win be made with all
dealers In fuel in the District of Columbia.
WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO
ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
OR GEORGETOWN
40 Bushels for $50.
25 Bushels for 81 so.
COKE NOT CRUSHED
40 Bushels for 50 90.
"a Bushels for $500,
National Republican., 1887-04-18
"OUR BACHELOR"

Best muslin made; 2,Ioo
linen bosom set in; all-linen
interlinings and backing; g.
ply neck band, wristband and
tab, linen faced and double
stitched; every seam double
felled, linen gussets; every
buttonhole hand worked; sec
tional yoke, front and back,
double stitched through.
out; double stitched re-en-
forced front; back and sleeve
facings double stitched; cut
straightway, extra long, SO
inches; custom made through
out, and fit guaranteed.
Sizes, ID to I0, only size
each.
National Republican., 1887-04-18
Mems Underwear.

We believe we have al
most everything called for.
We keep a varied line from
the ordinary to the extraor-
binary.
National Republican., 1887-04-18

"ALDERHEY DAIRY WAGONS" Fresh Alder
ney Butter churned every morning aud deliv-
cred In X pound "Ward" prints, at 40 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, 8 cents per ball;
buttermilk, cents per quart, and sweet milk
at cents per quart.
National Republican., 1887-04-18
Winner of the "Fantasma" Prize.

DR.. F. T. Howe, of tho Capital, is the proud
parent of a 1i-year-old daughter Frances s. +,
who succeeded in constructing $50 words out
Of the word "Fan!asma." On Saturday after
noon, on the stage of Albaugh's Opera House,
SO gold niece
National Republican., 1887-04-18
Jean Drawers.

Mems White. Pepperell
Jean Drawers, improved cut,
felled seams, patent stays,
tapes and buttons at ankles,
all sizes and different lengths
Of inseam to each waist size,
SO and soc per pair.
Mems Checked Nainsook
Drawers, finished as above,
50 and 75c per pair.
Mems extra fine quality OF
White Jean Drawers, with
web ankles. Only 75c per
pair.
National Republican., 1887-04-18

BERKELEY, a pure rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price 81 per gallon, 81 a
quart, and 90 cents a pint, 25 cents a sample
bottle. Tharp, 8lS y street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-04-18
STABBED IN THE STOMACH.
Serious Result of Two Drunken Mems
Quarrel.

John Il. Laws and Ellis Trice, both colored,
got into dispute at the corner of Eleventh
and p streets at 10A5 o'clock Saturday night.
Triee drew knife and stabbed Laws several
times one of the cuts was in the abdomen.
The wounded man was attended by physl.
clan and subsequently removed TO his home,
1712 Tenth street northwest. Trioe was ar
rested and locked up at the eighth precinct
station. Yesterday morning Laws was said to
be dying. but towards night he rallied some,
and II is believed he will recover. The dis.
pute was of a personal character and began
while both men were drinking.
National Republican., 1887-04-18

Navy Blue, and Grays; also.
Fancy Stripes, Che ks, and
Broken Plaids. Prices, ST.,
Sr.25, $1.5o, $I.75, 81, $a.2s,
$a.5o, Sa.75, and S. each.
We have also a special
line Of all-wool Jersey Shirts,
in Cream, Navy, Seal. and
Garnet, all sizes, especially
for rowing and general ath-
letic exercise, $2.25 each.
National Republican., 1887-04-18
Other Roads Want a Suspension.

ss per gallon, 70 cents quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
at McGee's, Ninth street. near D.
National Republican., 1887-04-18
IN nishi n g S !

hence on Saturday, April I6, and Monday,
but create favorable and lasting
goods are offered. Club
excellently selected stock.
attention.
National Republican., 1887-04-18
Suspenders.

Large stock, embracing
both plain shades and fancies
in all the popular materials.
We have never shown a
larger variety; 25c to $4 per
pair, with more than a dozen
prices between.
Collars and Cuffs.
We are in receipt Of the
latest styles as quickly as
they appear on the market.
We keep special brands in both
stand-up and turn-down, at IaHc
each.
We carry line of Collars guar
anteed the equal of E. & W., which
we offer at 2oc each; 6 for 81.
Cuffs in all the variety of styles.
Prices, aI, 2o, and soc per pair.
This stock is equal to all
of your Collar and Cuff
wants.
National Republican., 1887-04-18

We make a specially Of
Fisk, Clarke & Flagg's Fine
Neckwear in four-in-hands
and knots. Their qualities
and styles have no superior
at the prices.
Hosiery.
All the spring and sum-
mer styles and weights are
here, marked at prices low
enough to insure for them a
quick and ready sale.
Mems Unbleached Balbriggan
Half Hose, excellent qualities. IS,
IS. SIX, AS, and 7sc per pair.
Each price a bargain.
Mems Colored Half Hose, me.
dium and light weights, solid colors,
and fancy stripes, 81, IS, IS, 371I,
and 45c per pair.
Mems Fine Lisle Thread Half
Hose, solid colors, and fancy stripes,
many new and catchy styles, IS, IS,
SIX, so, 6a11,75. IS, and S7y4c per
pair.
Mems Silk Half Hose, superb
line of fancies for evening and slip
per wear, also all the desirable
plain shades, 81 to So per pair.
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He backs up in front Of hotel, market,
railroad station or other public place and
sleeps till he IL called by acustomer. When
he first awskens you are impressed with
his unintelligent atmosphere. His hair d
two inches thick, cut square around and
parted slightly in the middle. Generally
1t is Of dirty light blonde. His eyes
are milky, light and insipid, the COM
plexion sallow, beard short, light and
often thin. Az he strsightens up on the
narrow, low seat Of his drosky he rubs
his eyes, grunts. receives orders ohedi.
emily, and Is at once all energy. Nobody
IL more industrious or faithful, and no
one more agile. ..sss,
Most Of the drosky drivers were slaves
TIL the emancipation proclamation of
Alexander II was issued, about 1851. and
not one in . hundred can read his own
name. But he remembers locations, and
is familiar with every foot Of ground
within his radius. remember the first
day was at st. Petersburg to have
handed driver An address written In
Russian It was that Of an otIicial.
"What's that you are giving him I" In
quired my courier.
/ told him.
"Don't ever expect drosky driver "a
read anything. That fellow couldn't
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wrinkls y ~ shlass slrls so dsop 81 ~ ~
matinee and have - and cAkee. H = ~
jolly. The Windows ffams an svsrsnofnins
panorama, and DE men one like may drop
In and chst. and Il Il Ill quite corrs6. I
must tell moro about Deps another time.
But here b what = popular woman said 70
me Last Saturday: II bfsakfhstsi q 1850
q Del's 10 mest . cslsbrity; then .
party ofus went 70 the matinee, after which
I had tsa there; hurried home and dressed In
time for six-thirty dinner ct the same
place; won't TO ~ irving and got back 1t
eleven-thirty for my supper. did have
beautiful time. Take It q truth that to-
swell girl Del's piays alarge part in ''a beau
tftL time" Why3 Because she hkes to
see who = tAevs, and most Of al 70 b ss'~
Ghsrs. BAB.
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The oalY sooaxsf's = I 'kAos 8 ~ snd
Of tlle@ @llnss. Thle Ne driver brings
down apon the horss frequently and With
effect. You have no di6icu1ty n any
Russian city in having fast drive. The
laws make You responsible for any dam
age the driver may do, and you have
only to Say ssalss" 70 get him into dead
run, If he collides with another vehicle
or runs over some one you, not he, ID ar
rested Fos'1 week ii 81. Potersburg
employed's drosky with knotty, glossy
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black horse, and the usual gait through
/ the pedhcfpaA ! tthoroughfares was about
Twelve 4iAe an hour. It Has royal fun
and md. msde aS tb dbsI right Of Way put Vas risky
q It is no, wonder that the poor I'm
schooled droskya drivers are unable to
read their own language An print, Is It 10
the most complex, complicated stun that
ever ran through bfain'or print. In the
first place, the alphabet has thirty-six let
ters, and nearly all the words are so long
that the original design seems to have
been to exhaust the alphabet a. fire.
quently as possible. In form the letters
are akin to the Arabic, Greek, En-
glish and Turkish, while in. sound they
remind one Of no other language. How
ever, the Russians, considering their
limited education, take an enviable rank
In literature, music and the arts generally.
In the. Winter Palace at st. Petersburg,
the Cars home at Peterhof, and within
the Kremiin at Moscow, no paintings
are found more perfect than those from
the brushes of the natives. The Russians
pearance Of any other nationality. To
the eye stupid, filthy and slothful, they
have shown geniusy neatness and energy.
No institution in the entire empire has
suffered from the oppression of the des-
potism like the press. There are NO real
newspapers In Russia, ON account Of illit-
eracy and the terrible censorship Of the
Gear. In Moscow, with half million Of
people, doubt If there are thirty thou
sand readers. When q newspaper pub
fishes an article which reflects upon the
crown or any official Of the empire or
member of the royal family its publication
is suppressed, its property conflscated,
and its editor exiled. The effect is to
caution the editors and bring about
wSen snythns ia l. wrssa1 4 for n
which the editor IL not sure win pass the
scrutiny Of the censor, he first sends 1t to
that Official for examination. The GEN.
sor is always busy, and ever deliberate.
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~ Isee EsanD 1kksa ~ ~ - = -
- 4Ae1F uene. AZ
4 dllapidats1 oslne man aeoompanisd
~ : bsfeht w Wand 1ass1 Into Oh Gardsh.
Mey Xogk. sspsntIy nd ia : somaxhshle
seosy, AuguH Iasen and III son. Bssnssd
eesd pine yeeus arrived y New yogk 10 Nay,
ssus Z ss; Gss:sS g 81 n sss sz e :, .ss
e.eyasns e 9 So eua.'y. 4bogs 191I
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THE oIBERs-BRooxs COMET.

Importancs of ~ Astronomioal Discovery
1Gads Last Summer.
Professor Brooks, Of the Phelps Observe
tory, New York, has acquired high gsputa-
ton for his success In discovering comets.
He was observing the sky before the dawn
on August %, when he NV . nsbulous
speck that looked Ike . comet. He observed
It again on the morning of the 2oth, and
found that It had moved . little toward the
east
He knew nom it, change oe position that
Il must be . comet, and the Discovery was
quickly announced 70 the other ohsssvatcries
scattered over the civilised world. The now
Comet j. Brooks, 1857" while the dis
coverer htais dreamed Of the Importance Of
The comet istelsscople, and thsresors invisi-
bic to the naked eye. Il has stellar nucleus
brighter, until Il reached periheilcn on OS.
tober g, and b now wgrowing dim and windns
{ IT. flight to portion Of Space where tefreS-
trial eyes cannot follow it, course.
The new comet was observed by many
other astronomer. and it, elemsnts and
ephemeris were carefully computed. A
the newcomer was found 70 bear . striking
resemblance to that Of Olbes' cOmet o.
1876. Indeed, 20 closs y the accordanoe y.
tween the orbits Of the two comets that
there b scarcely the shadow Of doubt that
the comets are identical, and that OlbeFSi
comst has rsturned p ~ old quartsss in the
bIbsr' cone ~ dinesv.lsain 1sls b.
The German eatronomR Wheae e1ena = heaes,
II was found that y noy19 II q ellirftcal
orbit, and bed pseiod a. sbont ssventy y-tWo
years. i w thsreioFe due about 1851, and
araat Il the hatin6nckiOn a. kha INSTRUMENTATION
wora that =. Y hss maes " sppsalanos .
y next Nit may bs sxpscted In 1853, m
jess y chaucee TO pem near enouRh 70 one az
the dant planes q the system 70 Is turned
cut of - coufpe Into anew orbit - lbsAaI1IS.
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ST. MARKS, VENICE.

- A.. n...es.. - wa.a. R.-.
' " P,.os - W.,sh,n' y -
A. We advance slowly the vast tower O bs.
Marks seems to LIT itself vislbly forth fFum
the level field Of chequsrsd stones, and, on
each sids, the co1ntlsss arches prolcng g them
selvo intc lsngeo X lnmey, = = ~ ~
sssner a era above 8 IN % Tie dark I siiey S.d ben
struck back into sudden obedience and lovely
order, and al their rude casemente
and broken walls had been ttanseqsmad INTO
arches chaIKed with eoodly eculpturo and
aussd sn.ss -, S q delete 4ac sso1s Ana ws
q Ordered arches thMsss - sz!sss . siiap ecf 4
tho earth, and al tie great square SsjsnS q
have opened nom u In kind o. ave- thas
We may 80 II lar away-.a mulhtude q pdl-
lars and white dome! clustered Into long,
low pyramid q colorsd light; streasuIs heap'
q and mothsrsoi.pssll, Tho FOLLOWED low bsHsssh htc
mosaic, and bsset With sculpture Of alabastsr
clear = amber and delicate - tvo!y-scu1p-
ture fantastic ana involved, OF palm Ieayee
and nlies, and grapes and pomegranates,
II s%nsd sSa tosssSs nso s00as ~
len net1ork Of buds and plumes; and In the
midet Of y the solemn form Of angels,
sceptred and robed to the feet, and leaning
70 ssch other scross % the estes, their igrrss
GROUND through g tns lsayss beside them ".
it faded back among the branchss of edln
when fiutits gates we're angel1uarded long
ago.
Ana around the wall! o. the po!chO there
are pillars q y1rtegaeed seones, lasp@ and
poiPhyry, and deep green serpendne spctted
With makes Of SNOW. and marbles that bali
re!nse and bali yield 70 the sunshine Cleo-
petlarnke. thar bludIt veins 70 Ess'-the
ns ns .ss 4 = s as q ess ssnro % undsssion. Hsi s 3
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\. COW, st. Petersburg, or
any of the other large
cities Of Russia, the greatest variety Of
people imaginable are encountered. The
surfeit from all of the oriental, occidental
and continental countries have flooded
here for centuries, till the blood of the
original Russian can scarcely be detected
from that Of the Persian, Turk, Jew, Jap,
Chinaman or Arab. Every skin is seen
and every tongue heard from the seques-
tered quarters Of the globe. There is
uniformity in nothing personal, except
costumes and ignorance. A broad
brimmed, heavy-topped cap, along, fiow-
ing robe or breech- -clout, fastened ct the
waist with strap, and high-topped boots,
with fine, regular wrinkles midway, and
pantaloon legs tucked carefully in, con-
stitute the makeup Of all.
The drosky driver, whom the stranger
encounters most frequently, is one of the
very interesting characters. This indi-
vidual is the sole cabman, the popular
hackman and the protector of the
stranger. The drosky and carriage are
the only conveyances in Russia. There are
NO such things as omnibuses. hacks, han
SONS, ETC., found SO generally on the con-
tinent and in England. The drosky
driver is the typical Russian. His vehicle
10 owned by capitalist, who hires 1t out,
horse and all, for three rouhles (&1 35) q
day. The driver charges, on the average,
fifty kopecks (twenty-two and half
cents) an hour, and, therefore, has rea-
sonable possibilities, but there is so
much inclement weather, when riding
in an open vehicle is not pleasant, that he
has hard time making both ends meet.
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DRINKING BEFORE MEALS.


How This Custom Aids and Beneilts Dfgss.
tion In the Best Manner.
A. regards the propriety of drinking before
meals, writer remarks the case Of an &C.
quaintance who had suffered sorely from in.
digestion for number Of years, and who
had tried most of the numerous remedies .
host Of kind friends had recommended for
her relief. The following advics, given in .
foreign medical journal, was at last found to
prove effectusl: In the morning the stomach
contains . considerable quantity Of mucus
spread over and adherent to it, walls. II food
enters ct this time. the tenacious mucous
will interfere TO some extent with the direct
contact between the food and the stomach
necessary TO provoke the secretion Of gastric
Juice. glass Of water, taken before break
fast, passes through the stomach into the
small intestines In . continuous and uninter-
It partly distsnds the stomach, stretching,
and to soma extent oblitsrating the rug@
II Trims and washes out most Of the
q the capillars Of the stomach, directly
II the water is warm, and indirectly In 10
dictionary way II il b cold; II causes peris-
talsis Of the alimentaxy duct wakes It up (so
to speak( and givee Il : morning exercise
and washing. Care must Be taken not to
local or general, 10 20 feeble e to make reac-
ton improbable. We should not risk Il in
advanced age, nor in the feeble. whether
old or young, nor should it be glsen in local
troubles, Ike chronic gastric catarrh. In
these cases It = beat to give warm or hot
water. The addition Of salt is very bene-
fetal. Such . time honored custom q drink
ing soup Ct the beginning Of . meal could
only have bean 90 persi tently adhered to
b-cause Of It having been found by expert
encs to be the most appropriate Hme. Il
does exactly what warm or hot water with
It is nutritiye and sxcites the dow Of gastric
juice.-E5ehaN0s.
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THREE OLD 1oYALrsrs.
How Maiden Ladies' Held - Their Ale.
glance TO Ensland's King.

How Maiden radlee Hsld 9 Thsir Alis-
glance 70 Ensiand's Kins.
c 4. -. ,,r,...s As.-.,..,. = A.. ,,,.-
cooper IN ms Two Admirais eoes jus.
nce to those two EngiiDh Tories who believed
that their allegiance was due to James II,
and not TO william and Mary, One of the
"a a,r,r.l. ;, I. vvhi. .,,a . ',,:rt,.sr a vviI.
,,ss.,. ts;a,.. I "a. 1 ..n's..... s vs~",,, M -
ton, y asked By his friend, the other Cd
miral, tough Question. "You say" siid
! he. In subetance. ssthst ths King and Parlis.
r,s,,t c.r II h.vss ~. a.. ~ ~,vs, .,,cc.s-,c,,
Ho thsn cs vn s1S.rs =. ~ ~ sosssd -;
the throne Nv = Simnis ~ ~ ~ S Psriismsnt' ~.
| vhich Az riyyc d;.a,.,,sossS ~ ~ ~
n Va e iovsftv @ ss,p,3isr - IN. .am;r.,,:
which nromytsdth Tor;e. ~ ~ os,r M. rsvnInticn. ~
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1one yLleaT o. An ALaAzaoss

= Sessney = Ewe rAsusanA NILS -
K DeNB = GsssaUos
The yFonoh S0saigh o6loe hes recsivsd n
formation ftom the governor oe Wet Az.
tralis relative % ths wreck Of Fsench ~.
eel on Croset Island. The news Of the ship-
wreck reached Anstyalia IN Z, peculisf moS-
nr: A I'D alastsoss vas found "a Ss
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